Novel transcript, antisense to Mediator complex subunit 26 (LOC105372295)

This molecule is a non-coding RNA gene identified in the human genome as an antisense transcript to the protein-coding gene **Mediator complex subunit 26 (MED26)**. It does not encode a protein and its biological function has not been established in scientific literature. Antisense transcripts can sometimes modulate the expression of their corresponding sense genes, but there is currently no validated functional or disease role for "Novel transcript, antisense to MED26". It is not considered an actionable therapeutic target or drug-interacting molecule in current biomedical or pharmacological knowledge. If you seek information on the **MED26 protein**, that target is well characterized as a transcription coactivator and subunit of the Mediator complex, which governs transcriptional regulation mechanisms. However, the "novel transcript, antisense to MED26" (LOC105372295) is a non-coding RNA with unestablished functional significance.

Other names

LOC105372295Novel transcript, antisense to MED26ENSG00000279529

*None reported*. Non-coding antisense RNAs sometimes regulate overlapping coding genes (here, potentially MED26), but no actionable mechanism is established for this transcript